Beware Californians!

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not our transformers

seagul found a new profession eh?

{EE}chEmicalbuRn wrote:seagul found a new profession eh?

i lol'd

No way a simple earthquake would take down the Transformers, you can tell this guy has no idea of what he's talking about

He is clearly a deranged and slightly deluded drama queen.

Paradox wrote:He is clearly a deranged and slightly deluded drama queen.

Clearly.

Indubitably.

Better grab your crayons and helmet and run for cover. The cough was great but the pausing was for the win.

He might be onto something though, ever since the Mexico Earthquake on Easter the fault lines have been extremely active and we just got a 5.7 a few days ago that shook us up a bit. These have been the strongest quakes ive felt in cali, and there has been several that got my attention these past few months. I don't know about telephone poles falling over, but I like when the guy gets so excited he chokes on his own spit!

herbalizer wrote:He might be onto something though, ever since the Mexico Earthquake on Easter the fault lines have been extremely active and we just got a 5.7 a few days ago that shook us up a bit. These have been the strongest quakes ive felt in cali, and there has been several that got my attention these past few months. I don't know about telephone poles falling over, but I like when the guy gets so excited he chokes on his own spit!

sorry, no 9.0 or greater. at least not on the west coast. arguably the strongest quake in U.S. history was right here in the Midwest, along the New Madrid Seismic Zone in 1811 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Madrid_Seismic_Zone). some say was over 8 in magnitude... but the richter scale hadn't been invented yet. it rang church bells in boston. new madrid is overdue. D: the geology here in the midwest makes any earthquake MUCH worse than the west coast.

now a super-volcano... that would fuck things up in the southwest and cali!

Obama will be ready.